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Vintagegirl
Asked May 2019
If Dad goes to a nursing home, will all his property go to the state?
Mom will still be home. They jointly own several properties, including where I live.
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JoAnn29
May 2019
This something for a lawyer when a lot of property is involved. Usually a Medicaid recipient can keep a house and a car. If there is a Community spouse assets are split, spending down the Medicaid recipients part.
Make sure you get a lawyer versed in Medicaid.
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BarbBrooklyn
May 2019
Medicaid has no interest in impoverishing the community spouse, i.e., the spouse who is not in the NH.
A Medicaid application for a couple is NOT a DIY project. Get mom to a certified eldercare attorney.
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Make sure you get a lawyer versed in Medicaid.
A Medicaid application for a couple is NOT a DIY project. Get mom to a certified eldercare attorney.
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